If you use a purse, wear it diagonally this makes it harder to pull off. Also, consider putting your cellphone in a front pocket. If you carry a wallet, put it in your front pocket to deter pickpockets. (Photo by Arno Burgi/picture alliance/Getty Images) In fact, one of TPG's employees was recently victimized in Las Vegas, and her story holds lessons that could be valuable for you.įor more TPG news delivered each morning to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter.Ī front pocket is much safer than your back pockets. And no city in America has as many big, shiny distractions as Las Vegas. Because the sad fact is, there are some people out there who are always looking to take advantage of a distracted traveler and rip them off. But we can't overlook the most important travel tip: how to stay safe.Īs we return to our travel routines, we want to remind you to not overlook safety when you're planning your vacations. Part of that means letting you know the best way to maximize points, how to pack a carry-on for a weeklong trip and how to get through TSA checkpoints as quickly as possible. Here at The Points Guy, we prefer to focus on all the many positive aspects of traveling, because we're as passionate about it as you are.īut our ultimate goal is to inform you and help you become a better, smarter traveler.
